Quote Originally Posted by KMacT
Now I fear I'm about to venture into dangerous and unchartered territory here, but is it not incorrect to refer to Georgian as "English" (in this context, meaning "not Scottish") when the term would be better described as a "British" term? Were not all four of the Georges king over England *and* Scotland? They were as much Scottish Kings as they were English, no?
Point taken, for sure, Kevin, but for the most part the British kings have favored the English side of things to the detriment of the Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish. Hence my suggestion of coming up with a non-English term. But you're right, non-British would be a better way to say it.

(all IMHO, of course)